Welcome back! Klare is back with her thoughts on why we learn- what is the point of it all? And she takes time to reflect on & reset her intentions with the show for the new year. 

As you probably know, Klare is a huge book nerd. This episode goes into the empowerment of the mind via reading & literature and the importance of both in terms of learning & development. 

In this episode, Klare meets with her two sisters, Nola and Jerri, to learn about their experiences with homeschooling & how they have created education as a lifestyle within their families. 

In this intro to the Learning about Learning series, Klare talks about what to look for in quality personal development resources and the necessity of controlling the content we consume. 

This is a wrap up episode for the History of Freedom series. Klare talks about what we have learned and the importance of keeping our history intact so we can learn from it. She also gives her list of things to do when you're feeling down and some gratitude just in time for Thanksgiving. 

Sojourn: Americanized form of French verb so'journer, meaning "to stay temporarily in one place".

Truth: "that which is true or in accordance with fact or reality."

In this episode, Klare presents the life of Sojourner Truth as the final topic of this first History of Freedom series. 

We are back with a HoF episode and we are learning about William Wilberforce. He fought for 20 years to abolish the slave trade in the British Empire and he exemplified fighting for freedom. 

In this episode, we push pause the History of Freedom so that Klare can give you her church sermon: if you believe something, act like it.

This week we talk all about our 2nd president and one of my favorite men from history: John Adams. (By happy accident this episode releases the day after John Adams' birthday!)

This month I am focusing on historical figures who have advocated for personal & societal freedom.

In this episode, we talk about the life & writings of Henry David Thoreau and his contribution to the American ideal of freedom.